Welcoming Ambassador Aleksander Surdej to work with the Ministry of Education and Training, Deputy Minister Nguyen Van Phuc congratulated the Ambassador on starting his assignment in Vietnam in October 10 and wished him a successful working term in Vietnam. .
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Deputy Minister Nguyen Van Phuc, Ambassador Aleksander Surdej and members of both sides at the reception
The Deputy Minister highly appreciated the results achieved in educational cooperation between the two countries over the past time. Thanks to training cooperation carried out since the 50s, up to now, thousands of Vietnamese citizens (about 4000 engineers, scientists and over 3500 skilled workers) have been trained in Poland. . Returning to the country, this is a valuable human resource, well-trained and skilled, actively contributing to the process of building and developing an increasingly rich and beautiful Vietnam. They are also a bridge of close friendship between the two peoples.
“We appreciate the sincere and sincere support of the Polish Government and people in training and fostering a team of high-quality and qualified officials for Vietnam throughout the entire length of the country. more than 70 years of cooperation", the Deputy Minister expressed.
Emphasizing that in 2025 the two countries will celebrate the 75th anniversary (1950-2025) of establishing diplomatic relations, Deputy Minister Nguyen Van Phuc believes that the two countries will have many commemorative activities in all fields in an effective way. meaning.
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Deputy Minister Nguyen Van Phuc at the reception
Thanking Deputy Minister of Education and Training Nguyen Van Phuc for taking the time to welcome, Mr. Aleksander Surdej said: Regarding human resource training and scholarship exchange, in recent years, the Vietnamese side has sent students, PhD students go to Poland to study for high-level training. Poland also sends students to Vietnam, all of whom are short-term language interns.
Currently, there are 113 Vietnamese international students studying and researching in Poland (including 39 PhDs, 24 Masters and 50 university students). Polish universities are always open to Vietnamese students, and there are many scholarship programs (such as the Stefan BanachProgram, Erasmus Scholarship Program...) that create conditions for Vietnamese young people to study in Poland. as well as develop cooperative relationships between universities of the two countries.
“As with previous agreements, we hope that both sides will create conditions to restore and develop Polish language teaching in Vietnam and Vietnamese language teaching in Poland, promoting cooperation in studying abroad between the two countries. water", Mr. Aleksander Surdej shared.
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Ambassador Aleksander Surdej at the reception
Currently, Vietnam and Poland are implementing educational cooperation within the framework of the Educational Cooperation Agreement for the period 2017-2022, focusing on the following areas: Annual scholarship exchange; Bilateral cooperation on the exchange of students, graduate students and lecturers of universities; Strengthen cultural education and language teaching.
Deputy Minister Nguyen Van Phuc hopes that the Polish side and the Ambassador personally pay attention and promote a number of implementation contents in the coming time such as: Continue to maintain cooperation within the framework of effective cooperation documents. ; Propose to consider negotiating and signing a bilateral agreement on recognition of equivalence of educational degrees; continue to promote exchanges and develop the teaching of Vietnamese and Vietnamese studies in Poland and Polish language and Polish culture in Vietnam.
In particular, Poland is currently completing internal procedures and will notify the Vietnamese side of its opinions to proceed with consideration and signing of a new Education Cooperation Agreement in the appropriate time. This will be an important legal basis for the two countries to continue to maintain and develop cooperation in this potential field of education and training.
